This study investigated the level of use of videodisks and interactive video for industrial training purposes in northeastern Ohio. The study involved a mail survey which went out to 50 industry trainers in northeastern Ohio to determine their use of videodisks and interactive video; the study yielded a 42% response rate. Conclusions drawn from the responses indicated that video was widely used but interactive video was rarely used, with 19% of the respondents using interactive video for training purposes. The major reason for not using interactive video was the large expense of the medium. This report includes a model of an interactive video system. The 22-item questionnaire and tabulation of responses are appended. (Contains 13 references.) (TMK)